The Atrium

Jay with the bookstore would like to tentatively post the following hours with his number. Feel free to check in. During those times or give him a call to see if he’s in!

We are happy/sad to announce the closure and transformation of Seekers of old antiques store. The good news is that Tim
And Gena aren’t leaving. They are relocating into two smaller shops! I’m not going to spoil the surprise but I’ll give you a hint! Theres gonna be food involved. As a result, they are clearing out a lot of inventory! Come in and get anything you want, once it’s gone it’s gone. Prices will be rapidly reducing as their desire to finish the move increases!

An unidentified photographer captured this view of flocks of sheep being driven down 3rd Avenue in Havre, Montana, in 1915. The image was sent as a postcard by Rayfield Klingler – likely while visiting his brother Herman, a Havre resident – to his brother Emiel Klingler in Amery, Wisconsin, between 1915 and 1917.

Rayfield Klingler (1899-1986) was born in Winona, Wisconsin; attended automotive school in Kansas City, Kansas; and moved to Montana around 1917. He married Hazel Toldness in 1923, and the couple moved to Shelby, where he owned a hardware store and garage until his retirement in 1966. After retirement, Rayfield moved to Kennewick, Washington, where he later died.

[MTHS , Lot 048 Havvr-sp.08]